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CreativeGPT

Ask anything. Get a page you can use.

Make this your default search

CreativeGPT publishes an OpenSearch description, so any modern browser can install it as a real search engine. Paste this URL where a browser asks for the search address — %s is where your words go.

/search?q=%s

Chrome / Edge

  1. Open Settings → Search engine → Manage search engines.
  2. Choose “Add” next to Site search.
  3. Name: CreativeGPT · Shortcut: cgpt · URL: the link below.

Firefox

  1. Click the search icon in the address bar once you have visited this site.
  2. Choose “Add CreativeGPT” at the bottom of the panel.
  3. Settings → Search → pick CreativeGPT as the default.

Safari / iOS

  1. Share → Add to Home Screen to keep it one tap away.
  2. Safari reads the OpenSearch file this page advertises.
  3. Or set a Shortcut that opens the search URL with your text.

The description file lives at /opensearch.xml — Firefox offers to install it from the address bar on your first visit.

REAL-TIME VOICE

CreativeGPT Assistant

Ask a question out loud and hear a natural spoken answer. No typing required.

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Every answer is a page

Charts you can hover, maps you can pan, quizzes you can beat, flashcards you can flip, documents you can download. Not another wall of text.

02

Sources you can audit

Each answer ships with the real pages it read, their publisher, summary and thumbnail — and a one-click trace of the search queries behind it.

03

Nothing to sign up for

No account, no ad auction, no tracking pixel. History stays in your browser, and the only thing that leaves it is the question you typed.

Why start with CreativeGPT?

Because the link was never the point. A search ends when you know the thing — so CreativeGPT composes the thing itself: an interactive answer with its sources beside it. When you do want the links, they are one tab away, with titles, summaries and favicons instead of ten identical blue lines.

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